Notes on Lu Xun's Poetry

Author: Lu Xun, Zhou Zhenfu
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is a commentary on Lu Xun's poetry by Mr. Zhou Zhenfu. It includes a total of 79 poems under 62 titles, making it the most comprehensive commentary available. The poems are categorized into four parts: classical verse, modern poetry, folk-style poetry, and miscellaneous poems. Each poem is accompanied by annotations and explanations. In the appendix, a systematic theoretical discussion of Lu Xun's poetic theories is provided, making this an authoritative supplementary reading for understanding Lu Xun's poetry.
In general, Lu Xun's classical verse reflects profound sorrow and deep ideological significance, forming the main style of his poetry, which is described as "deep and restrained." The depth of the content and the intensity of the emotions constitute Lu Xun's distinctive style. This book is a commentary on Lu Xun's poetry by Mr. Zhou Zhenfu. It includes a total of 79 poems under 62 titles, making it the most comprehensive commentary available. The poems are categorized into four parts: classical verse, modern poetry, folk-style poetry, and miscellaneous poems. Each poem is accompanied by annotations and explanations. In the appendix, a systematic theoretical discussion of Lu Xun's poetic theories is provided, making this an authoritative supplementary reading for understanding Lu Xun's poetry.